A List of Google Domains by Country: ccTLDs for 204 Countries
Did you know that Google has different domain addresses for nearly every country in the world?
For example, Google Korea uses the domain google.co.kr. Similarly, Google operates local versions of its homepage for 204 countries, each with its own domain.
Why Google Uses Country-Specific Domains
To run a successful global website, you need a domain localization strategy.
This means using a country-specific domain that feels familiar and trustworthy to users in that region. It’s a way to build local credibility — starting with the domain itself.
What Are Country-Specific Domains (ccTLDs)?
A country code top-level domain (ccTLD) is a unique internet domain assigned to each country. For example, .uk for the United Kingdom, .de for Germany, and .kr for Korea. These domains offer familiarity to internet users in each country and increase exposure in country-specific search results.
In short, using country-specific domains (ccTLDs) is one of the core strategies that enables localized approaches tailored to each region’s market and culture.
Google Homepage Domain List by Country (204 Countries)
Who is a representative example of a company running a global website like this? It’s Google.
Google uses the homepage domain for each country across all representative domains worldwide.
- See also: How to search in your country’s language on the Google homepage around the world
List of Representative Domain Extensions by Country
Below is a list of Google’s homepage domain addresses for countries around the world, sorted in Korean alphabetical order (ganada order).
Personally, I compiled this list for SEO purposes as I run an English blog, but while organizing it, I also found it quite fun to look at the representative domains for each country.
I hope you find it useful!
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